Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-27

-h H''S ih'h and fine crops are assured almost over the entire county. Cotton and corn especially are reported very fine.
 Mr, Davis Cantley, of Ozan, wis. ited his brothers here last week. Price, his twin, accompanied him as far as Hope Saturday, on his re- turn home.
 A world of lace for sale cheap in fact below cost. Ladies, come and see for yourself.
 JOHN F.. PORTIS.
 Parties wanting machinery will do well to see J. M Denman X Bro, as they are selling cheaper than any one else.
 FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOURM Our special brands, warranted to give perfect satisfaction and cheap CT than ever before.
 W. R. WHITE X Go. Mir. E. $. Carson and wite and Miss Genie Norris left Monday to visit Mir. C's mother, Mrs. NJ. Car son, at Bennetts Station, Lamar county, Texas.
 Our clever friend, MT. E. G. Murrah, of Rosston, was in town Monday He has our thanks for some of the finest peaches we have seen this season.
 The Dispatch's s low filings atHOn. I. C. McRae, remind us of an ant trying to hurt an elephant The people understands the animus dictatlng such stuff.
 Mrs. Margaret Story, of Brown wood, Texas, came in Monday, to visit her sister Mrs. G. A. Hale. They had not seen each other be. fore in thirty years.
 l Our good friend, Bro. Jas. R. Bettis, business manager and one of the proprietors of the Arkansas : Democrat, was in town yesterday, and gave us d pleasant call.
 Messrs H. H. Woodul, T. J. Woodul and J. w. Rocket. enter. prising farmers from Bodcaw, were callers at this office ycster- day. They report crops good.
 A NEW VEGETABLE MARKET.- John Portis keeps all kinds of nice vegetables and fruits on hand - When yon want such things, give him a call.
 Jumbo Llniment is as true as steel and as mcrring as the marri. ner's compass, on all the pains and aches of man. Sold by Hinton Drug Go. J-6m
 Folly leads to trouble. Wisdom gathers rich harvest of peace, content and happiness. He is wise who will remember that Nor. r!s' Cascarine dispels headache, sleeplessness and indigestion.
 Jesse Harper's cuss words in his speeches didn't take well here nor elsewhere, An intelligent public generally trowns down on such mgentlemanly conduct.
 Messrs. W. B. Waller and John F. Portis nailed np some pretty signs, along the road Saturday, going to the barbecue. Monroe Denman sold four buggies while gone.
 See card of prof. l.. White, the famous and successful cancer CT adicatOr. Also see locals from Gurdon Advocate, endorsing him. He has located here, but will still travel.
 Dixon C. Williams closed his meeting at Hope Monday night and passed through here yester- day on his way to Boston-could not stop over. Over a hundred conversions during the meeting.
 Tommie Leake returned to his post. as one of Uncle Sans mail route agents last week. His route IS between St. Louis and Little Rock. Tommie said he was oblig ed to have the PICAYUNE, and so subscribed. Thanks.
 Mir. J. T. Brooks goes out to Sulpher Springs to-day, and re turning Saturday, will go on to New York to buy goods. He will, with Mir. k. w. Stubblefeld, run two stores in the Lone Star state, one at Sulpher Springs, the other at Mt. Vernon.
 Walaceburg, Ark, June 26, 1887.
 have been cured of Il Malanosis or black cancer. located on my right side for Il num- Der ofyears it had almost gone through my side-Prof l.. White extracted it.
 Respectfully yours, Mas. A. CARMoN.
 There is no aiiment so disastrous to the human system as constipa' tion. NJ orlis' Cascarine, by its